Corrosion-resistant Corten Stairs

Corrosion-resistant weathering steel stairs: a masterpiece of architecture that combines beauty and practicality
In the selection of building materials, weathering steel is gradually emerging, especially in the construction of stairs. Corrosion-resistant weathering steel stairs have become the favorite of many designers and owners with their unique advantages.

• 1. Excellent corrosion resistance
  Weathering steel, also known as Corten steel, has the core advantage of excellent corrosion resistance. Trace elements such as copper, phosphorus, chromium, and nickel are added to ordinary steel. These elements react chemically with oxygen and moisture in the air to form a dense, stable and highly adhesive rust-red oxide film on the surface of the steel. This protective film is like a solid armor, preventing the internal steel from further contacting the external corrosive medium, greatly extending the service life of the stairs. Compared with ordinary steel, the corrosion rate of weathering steel is greatly reduced in the same harsh outdoor environment, and frequent maintenance and replacement are not required, which greatly reduces the cost of later use.

• 2. Unique aesthetic value
  With the passage of time, the rust-red appearance of the weathering steel stairs becomes more and more simple and natural, adding a unique industrial beauty and artistic atmosphere to the building. This unique color and texture allow it to blend perfectly with various architectural styles. In modern minimalist buildings, it highlights fashion and personality with simple lines and unique colors; in industrial-style buildings, it authentically displays the ruggedness and heaviness of the industrial age; and in natural-style buildings, it can coexist harmoniously with the surrounding natural environment, creating a simple and charming atmosphere.